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Vintage Jaeger Lecoultre family photo.

From left to right: P 476 ( the first automatic from JLC, from 1948 ) / Powermatic E 163 / Futurematic E 501 / Memovox Early E 855 / E 329 Crosshairs / Geomatic RG. I still have two, the Futurematic and the Geomatic. That was something to own of all these
2Y
By: amanico
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amanico
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Gone but not forgotten: Jaeger Lecoultre P476.

The first automatic movement from Jaeger Lecoultre, the P 476. Best, Nicolas
3Y
By: amanico
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amanico
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Two pictures of a marvel: Jaeger Lecoultre P 476.

Beautiful outside, And inside! 34 mm of refinement. Not with me anymore, but in a good home, for some years, now. Best, Nicolas
4Y
By: amanico
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Gelato Monster
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Simple, not pretentious, but charming. Jaeger Lecoultre P 476.

An old watch which has gone, but not forgotten. The charm of the patina, the beauty of its simplicity. And, as an extra bonus, a picture of its movement, the Cal P 176. Not bad at all... Best, Nicolas
5Y
By: amanico
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amanico
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Vintage Jaeger Lecoultre Automatic Watches.

A family picture of what I had. From let to right: P 476 / E 163 Powermatic Jumbo / E 501 Futurematic / E 855 early one ( 1959 ) / E 329 Crosshairs / Geomatic Rose Gold. I sold the P 476, Powermatic and the E 329 Crosshairs. Kept the 3 others. But it was
5Y
By: amanico
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amanico
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How is Easter at Jaeger Lecoultre? A retrospective on chocolate dials.

We have discussed colored dials very often. Blue, of course, Red, sometimes, Green rarely, Grey, lately, but what about Brown? Immediately, when it comes to brown dials, vintage come to mind. Brown because the black dials turned into this color with the "
5Y
By: amanico
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Pun
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Sunday picture: An old and delicious love: Jaeger Lecoultre P 476 from 1948.

It left my home some years ago for a better one, but I didn't forget it. The P 476 has a superb case ( circa 35 mm ) with a pleasant automatic movement to look at. The dial? Time has done its job. Some will find it rusty, others will find it has a lot of
7Y
By: amanico
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amanico
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Another Jaeger Lecoultre P 476.

Here is mine, from 1948: P 476 being the reference of the movement, not of the case. This movement being the first automatic calibre made by JLC, so, a piece of history. I had the surprise to see another one, with a delicious patina... The issue is the ha
10Y
By: amanico
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amanico
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Picture of the Day: My Trio of vintage JLC Chronometers: Geophysic, Geomatic and Cal 906.

Ok, ok ,there is one which is missing, the Mark 11, on this picture: I should have written " Civilian Chronometers ". But in this case, I still miss the Lecoultre Master Mariner one from 1958, and its P 476 / 3 movement: Anyway, I am quite happy with this
10Y
By: amanico
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amanico
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Yes, it is. The P 476 is the first automatic movement from JLC.

I wrote a review on that one. Use our search engine, with the key words JLC P 476, you will find it. In the meantime, here is mine. Best, Nicolas
10Y
By: isaune
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amanico
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